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SALE.
State to the use of Harrison

State to the use of Harrison
VS..
Lena Setter, ct al.
u Y virtue Of n special execution, Issued from
ID the Office OF the clerk of the circuit court Of
Lafayette county, Missouri. wherein the stale
of Missouri, at the relation and to the use oil
james w. Harrison, collector OF the revenue of
LaIay cite county. Missouri, is plainlin, and
against Lena Setter, George Setter, John q.
Lopgdon and james c. McGrew, to me direct
ed and returnable to the December term 1887 OF
said court. L Will, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9Th, 1887,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and five O'Clock in the afternoon OF
said day, and in front OF the court house door,
in the city OF Lexington, in. Lafayette county,
Missouri, during the session of the said circuit
court Of said county, sell publicly, by auction to
the highest bidder, fer cash in hand al!
the right, title, interest, claim and estate OF the
said Lena Setter, George Setter, John q. Long
don and James q. McGrew. defendants
in said execution, in and to the following de-
scribert real estate, situate, lying and being in
the county of Lafayette, and STATE OF Missouri,
tO-wit: Lois one %, two (2). three (j and
tour "a. block seventy-ihree C3l, IN Tue first
to tie town Of Lexington
Given under my hand, this 9Th day OF No
: ember. 1887. JOSEPH W. BOWMAN.
rGvI2ta Sheriff.
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NOT BY NO MANNER o. MEANS.
From Truth.

From TRUTH
The Gallons philosopher who has
never experienced the JOY q man feels
when he tries to kiss a girl in the dark
and gets stabbed in the eye with her
nose, has no business to express an
opinion about kissing? Are our
mouths merely holes for pies? We
think not,
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MAJOR HENDRICKS DIES SUDDENLY.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, NOV. 25 Maj.
A. W. Hendricks, one OF the most
prominent lawyers of Indiana, and a
cousip6f the late Vice President Hen
bricks, died suddenly tonight from
heart disease. He was about 60 years
of aye.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
he RONIS NON.

NOTICE is hereby given thai letters oil al
~ ministratipn upon The estate OF Manvilie
L Ruford. deceased. not administered by Eliz-
bcati Huiord, late 'Xecu.riN OF SAID state nave
been granted TO the Undersigned, Elizabeth
Buiorh. nv tie probate court Of Lafayette c0un-
ty, Missouri. bearing date the 10Th day of No
vcmher. 4. d. 1897, and hat the letter. te.ta-
-nrDtary upOn sand estate granted to Elizabeth
RufOrd were revoked on tn" 10 h day OF Novenl-
her, a., D., 1857. and ceased thereafter to be IN
force. the probate of the will of deceased hav-
ing been annuiIcd and set aside by the decree OF
the circuit court Of jackson CT unity, Missouri.
Given under my hand this, 18th d'y OF NO
vember, A D., 1897
ELIZABETH
rnvIoi5 administrator.
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IT Is So.
From the N. Y. SUM-

From the N. Y. SUM-
The fact that the postal service has
again become self-supporting is highly
creditable to the able management of
Postmaster General Villas, who has
adapted his arrangements to the growth
of population and industry, while. cut
ting Oft all extravaganza and waste.
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SOUND SOUTHERN SENTIMENT.

From the Bennington, Ala, Age.l
Southern people as we'll as northern
people ought to let Mr.. Davis live in
peace. We want no more fooling
abOut war issues.
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sEERxFF's SALE.
MorrIson-w Bank

Frank InGrutoE and james +. Campbell.
DY virtue oil au execution, issued from the
ID Office Of he clerk oil the circuit court OF La
layrtte county, Missouri, and in favor OF the
Morrison Wentworth Bank and against Frank
Thornton and James +. Camprclt, to me- direct
ed, and return.blc TO III: December term, 1887 .
OF said court, I VIII On
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THE N. Y. HERALD's VIEW.

President Cleveland wrote a letter
commencing the united democracy's
ticket to the voters of this democratic
city. That ticket was elected. jim
Blaine about the same time wrote q
letter commencing "Boss" Leeds, the
republican candidate for sheriff in Phil.
adelphia, to the voters of that republic
can city. "Boss" Leeds was defeated.
GOmmant is unnecessary.
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WHERE DID he GET THE LIQUOR ?

KINaMAN. KAN, Nov. 25.-Fred.
Burkett, a son of DR.. P. j NJ. Burkett
of this city, shot himself dead at noon
to-day Although but 10 years of age
he had become quite dissipated, and
at the time of his suicide. was recover
ing from a protracted spree.
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IS. Kate Dixon Sc, c.. Il A. r. B. Co., dam
ages; answer and reply died.
46. Anna Ashcrait VS.. Otha Ashcraft,
diSorce; default and costs.
Al. John P Schultz ct al VS.. Joseph Kohne-
berger. equity; answer filed and motion for
costs.
As. State use Maggie D. NJ. Hill ETC.. VS..
Ben BllIot, admit. bond; demurrer to petition
died.
20. State use Thos. ~. Hill etc , We. Ben.
Elliott. admf,. bond; demurrer to petition
died.
so Henry wittmeysr VS.. James II. Burris,
appeal
81. Farmers Bank of Odessa rs, R. 4. II.
Hill ct al, note.
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THE EDITOR. MARY MAPEs DODGE,

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AN OLD MAN.

Frank Hicks, a negro living near Nc.
Kinney, Texas, is 1T years old, and
his descendants, of whom there are six
generations, number nearly 1000.
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ONE OF THE BEST FARMS IN
LAFAYETTE COUNTY
FOR ALE

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A~nMlNEsTRAgR1x, NOTICE..

I ETIERS ct admiuIstr alton On TIE estate ot
l. John q. Hickam. deceased, were granted
to tue unIrrsiga,u on The 81 day OF November.
1857, bv he Probate court Of Lafayette county,
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
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within one year after the dats OF this notice, or
they may be preciudcd from any benefit oil such
estate; and ifsuci claims be not exhibited with
in two years they will be forever barred.
ATT 4 HICkAM,
nn-Ji Administrative.
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MOB OF TWO MEN, EITHER.

saturday Evening Gazette
Some people appear to be surprised
because Cleopatra was a little woman.
1t doesn't require a giant to make a
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following the ''battle series" by distiuguishrd
generals, viii describe interesting features Of
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W.r
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INOONGRUITIEs.

From the Philadelphia Herald.l
Isn't it strange that a rooster shouid
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hawk should fly, and a fly should heef
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.nN,N,STeaToEs.s seTECE.

7 ErILpS OF aimi i>traton On the co-part-
nrtship estate OF John L. llIckam " Co.,
were granted to the undersigned surviving
Ia tner on thr - day Of Hcv"Gbcr. lss., oS the
prnI.sIr court OF LAFAYETTE county, Missouri.
All persons haviu. claims iaaInst sald estate
are required To exhibit them To us for
withinOue year after the date OF This notice, or
they may be prec,uded from any benefit OF said
cstate e: and ii such CLAIMS be rot exhibited With
in two years they Will be forever barred,
ALLEN
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ETTEES of administration on the estate OF
L. Henry Jording, deceased, were granted
to the undersigned un the 10th day o. October,
1857, by the probate court OF Lafayette county,
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
ere required TO exhibit them to me for allowance
within one year after the date oil this notice, or
they may be precluded from any benefit OF such
estate; and if such claims be not exhibited
within two years tney will be forever barred.
JOHN L. DIERRER,
nov5tf Administrator
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KANSAS CITY REAL ESTATE
FOE 4

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MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES

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fOUSD GUILTY.
the TriaI of Mrs. SIenLer rndod.

lSnecial telegram to tho Di-patchl
ABINGDON, Va, November 2.-In the
United States District Court-Judge
Paul presijing-Nlrs Elminia ID.
Slenker, of Pulaski county. was found
guilty this afternoon. after twO-diys-
and-a-half trial OF mailing lewd, lase-
vious, and obscene matter
The defendant, who isa Qnakepss anl
sixty years Old, was represented by Gen
eral c. \. Ronald and Mr.. c. A. Her
mans, Of Montgomery county, and Mr.
+. ". Chamberlain, Of New York city.
Hon. II. {. Allen, United States dis
trict attorney, and Judge +. b. Hutton,
assistant district attorney, ably and
successfully conducted the prosecu-
ton. The prints and writings mailed
by the defendant, and which were
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the yilcSt and most revolving sDe-
cies Of obscenity, both in sentiment and
mode Of expression, and the reading Of
some Of them in evidence brought
bushes to the faces OF the byStanders
and the bar
Judge Paul reserved sentence till to-
morrow. This court has been in session
for moro than two weeks, and the heavy
docket will require probably two weeks
more to dispose Of its business